Can the next of kin contest an estate after a year after their Mother's death?

You need to see a probate litigator as soon as possible to review your legal standing, waivers to probate to date since your statue of limitations...

My mother is 90 yrs of age and is considering goning into a nurseing home. How much money can she give away before she goes?

See an elder law attorney since this subject can be complex and other issues are created that you might require further information. My website...

Do I need to go to court to sell and divide the assets of a condo my father owned?

Yes when property is involved in an Estate before property can be transferred since it now lays in the Estate the court will want to appoint a PR...

I suspect that while my mother was in her final days while on heavy medication a new will was drawn and signed under duress.

Assuming your mother resided in CA, CA law will apply. So, you need to contact a CA probate attorney to review your options under Ca law. Normally...

My brother died recently and had a will.

I am sorry to hear about your loss. The AZ ex wife will take the assets where she was presently named as a beneficiary. If you name beneficiaries...

Can a will be contested

A Last Will & Testament can always be contested n FL but you need to see a local attorney. If the decedent died and resided in FL I suggest see an...

How do I go about holding the estate lawyer and insurance company accountable?

There are a lot of questions here. I suggest that you see a different attorney who works in probate to discuss this matter. As the PR of the...

Can my mothers boyfriend of 30 yrs. take me off revolcable trust. She passed away 2 weeks ago.

Go see an attorney now to insure your inheritance rights. What you explained is not possible once your mother has passed away. I am sorry for...

I am buying rental property in fl cash should I deed it to my trust or to me then quit claim deed it to the trust

There is not enough information in your posting where I can answer you. This is a decision based on what you are attempting to accomplish. It...

In the state of Florida there are three types of Power of Attorneys (“POA”). Durable, nondurable and springing are the three types. All types...